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UNFAIR ATTAC KS r I NE of the worst features the road
20th March 1964, Page 49
20th March 1964
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Keywords :
Newquay, Cornwall, Road Haulage Association, Association Pour La Taxation Des Transactions Pour L'aide Aux Citoyens, Transport In Cornwall
haulage industry had to put up with was the irresponsible person who wrote in the Press of such things as black smoke, overloaded monsters and bad maintenance, claimed Mr. L. C. Matthews, chairman of the Devon and Cornwall area of the Road Haulage Association, at the annual dinner of the Mid-Cornwall sub area at Newquay.
"This is the sort of thing that infuriates the whole of the transport industry and gives the public a wrong image ", he went on_ Commercial vehicles are the tools of the operator's trade, expensive items costing anything from £2,000 to £5,000 each, and it would be foolhardy for him to neglect them to the extent that they became dangerous."